Doctor’s orders for Iya the Komodo dragon
Iya's care team was composed of UF Vet Med's zoological medicine, anesthesia & analgesia and diagnostic imaging services.
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Zoological Medicine
Batty pathogens: Why do bats spread so many diseases?
“(Infectious disease) has been the biggest factor in all of evolution,” said Jim Wellehan, D.V.M., professor at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine. “People are always looking for an excuse (as to) why bats are magic, and the truth is bats have just been exposed to a lot of stuff and selected for those genes accordingly.”
Stray sulcata tortoise gets new home for the holidays
The 40-pound tortoise was found wandering loose in High Springs. UF veterinarians were unable to locate her original owner, but one of their own took her in.
UF veterinarians collaborate to save the eye of a rare okapi calf
UF veterinarians collaborate to correct a rare eye abnormality in an endangered okapi calf.
UF veterinarians perform groundbreaking electrochemotherapy on two Florida sea turtles
Two UF veterinarians recently performed groundbreaking electrochemotherapy treatment on two sea turtles in Key West.
College plays key role in Hurricane Irma relief
The college rallied to provide assistance to pet owners, veterinarians and animals of many species throughout the state after Hurricane Irma.
Florida Veterinarian Magazine, Spring 2016
Read the special 40th Anniversary issue of Florida Veterinarian magazine here.
Florida Veterinarian magazine: Fall 2015 issue
The Fall 2015 issue of Florida Veterinarian magazine is now online.
UF veterinary researchers discover new poxvirus in sea otters
University of Florida veterinary researchers have identified a previously unknown poxvirus in sea otters.
